Subject: | Re: LRI |
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From: | Graham Singleton <100421.2123@compuserve.com> |
Date: | Mon, 16 Nov 1998 05:56:00 |
Message text written by Paul and Liz Atkinson >I couldn't agree more. Most of us have no problem recognising a stall when we have deliberately caused it, but recognising it when nearly all your mental capacity is taken up with flying an approach into an unfamiliar airfield for instance, is much more difficult.< A strong argument for practicing spins IMHO. I once did have an accidental spin. Recovery was quite automatic. If I'd had to think I wouldn't be around. I would like to know if the LRI has a "latching" logic that continues to indicate " danger" at very high AoA, ie 20 degrees or more. Some aircraft will remain controllable (but marginally) up to quite high AoA. Su27 for one. Graham |
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